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AI Won’t Replace Java—It’ll Amplify It | George Gould, Azul
As generative AI (GenAI) continues to reshape the software development landscape, many are wondering whether legacy languages like Java will be sidelined. George Gould, Senior Vice President of Corporate Development and Partner Alliances at Azul, offers a contrarian—and compelling—view: “We don’t see Java getting replaced anywhere. In fact, we believe AI is only going to increase the use of Java.” Java’s legacy in enterprise systems is unmatched…
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AI Won’t Replace Java—It’ll Amplify It | George Gould, Azul
As generative AI (GenAI) continues to reshape the software development landscape, many are wondering whether legacy languages like Java will be sidelined. George Gould, Senior Vice President of Corporate Development and Partner Alliances at Azul, offers a contrarian—and compelling—view: “We don’t see Java getting replaced anywhere. In fact, we believe AI is only going to increase the use of Java.” Java’s legacy in enterprise systems is unmatched…
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